Pair Play Parish Notes Brighten Local Life
In the July 27 issue, reports from Pair Play detail visits by KK W Marott of Westminster to Sunday School and church life, plus a long list of local movements. Mrs B T Glyph’s friends are urged to stay informed of her health, while Mrs R H Price of Townville welcomes relatives at Pate Play and Miss Alice Smith plans Saluda Association attendance next week. Several residents travel, teach, or visit kin across Anderson County, Greenville, and Townville, with crop reports, Sunbeam Band leadership, and community events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. W. Marott
Westminster
Keola
Townville
South Union
Wurrias
Keeton
Willie Whitworth
R. W. Marett
Anderson
J.B. Dalidale
Macon
Athens
Rock HM School
W. Clayton Mays
John D. Rheldon
Greenville
Mikk Antin Marott
Greenvile
Sunbeam Band
Sunbeam
Mya
Relaves
Salida Association
Marie
Wills Grubba
Miss Mildrad
Keller
Brother Roderick
Hounty Tan
Miew Matte ‘Thompson
Lonven
Ada Marett
Westminester
Robbie Carter
Gathenville
Anna
Marke Stribling
Our Good Citizens
Nation to Confederate Veterans Meet in Walhalla
Surviving soldiers and veterans from the state and the Confederate States plan a gathering on the first Saturday of August at Lowtabip to elect any of their members as a persian or representative. Elected representatives will convene at the Court Hotel in Walhalla on the following Monday in September to elect the County Pens tion Board for the coming year, W. Holloman, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Hotel
Walhalla
Richland notes celebrate visits and local sports
HICHLAND Nuws Richland July 28 special Clara Beth Ballenger returns home from a three week visit to J. Ballenger and Mrs. Owen. Miss Myra Ballenger visits Avaton. Mr. Poster and family arrive from Coline. Richland defeats Tehland 17 to 0 in a nine inning baseball game after a rain delay. Rock Spring Methodist church to host an ice cream festival at Richland Academy Friday evening from 4 to 11 o’clock with all invited.
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Richland
Clara Beth Ballenger
Fi Vickens
J. 4
Ballenger
Paulie Highey
R. Ky Owen
Norria
Charles P. Ballenger
Mite
Annie McMahan
Roswell
Myra Ballenger
Avaton
Ethel Bruce
Lewis
Pickans
Rnta- Liven
Due West
Richinnit School
Msgr
Hortense Jones
Westilatoy
Nell Stribling
Misa Annie McMahan
Misa Clara Verner
He South Union
Mra. M.‘T. Hugha
Pelver
Fennell
Bumtor Pennell
Misa Ida McMatin
Greenville
W.T. Hubbard
Oskway
Tlehland
Tlehlandty
Ladies of
Rock Spring Methodist Churyeh
Richland Academy
New Life Pills Prove Best for Health Says A A Welton
A. A. Welton of Harriaville New York praises F Hove wed Dr King’s New Life Pills for years, claiming they fit perfectly. The remedy is said to ease constipation biliousness and malaria and is available at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
A. A. Welton
Harriaville
N.Y
Rambay's Crepie Tens Tamas Crook July 27
Mostly through work people enjoy a heavy shower of vetona and Fritts. Several from this community attended the Holly Spring convention Sunday. Bully a moze Protgevare and Medity were enjoyed by all. Sloan Fendley spent time at Madison before visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs John J Fendlay here. Mingo Jilin and Nets Cox are remodeling their house. Wallace Thire visiting Nomefotka. Rayland Cobb of Toxaway was a Sunday visitor. Mrs Elizabeth Cox stated the day of killings and cleanups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamas Crook
Holly Sprin
Bully
Sloan Fendley
Madison Vom
John J. Fendlay
Mingo Jilin
Nets Cox
Wallace Thire
Tilly
Rayland Cobb
Toxaway
Eilaabeth Cox
Hold Spot Cotton Farmer Letter Warns Against Speculators
A farmer report urges hold on cotton to secure minimum prices as buyers and brokers press for sales. It notes a buyer offered 8 cents, claims from brokers and futures fears, and stresses producers should demand fair value while weather and crop conditions influence the 1907 season. The text cites a Memphis meeting with state presidents, discusses recent rains, weed growth, and the need for a perfect late season to match prior yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Specuiltors
Barrett
Memphis
Tenn
North Carolina
Morida
Texag
Tito Oda
Erie
J.B. Harris
Paemera’ Unten
Fatal Auto Crash Near Port Henry Injures One
Two men from Malden Mass and Port Henry N Y were killed when their car left the road six miles west of Port Henry Saturday night. Titus, the passenger, was thrown into a creek and escaped injury. The vehicle plunged into a brook, causing a fatal explosion and leaving the occupants beyond recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punburg
Bem Dodge
Malden
Mass
Port Henry
N. Yu
I. Titus
Syracure
Proglatana
Mr. Dodge
van Otmbe
Fh Xomne
Dodge
Reid
Thar
Whitewater district notes and visits near Bear Pen
July entries from Whitewater describe a week of good weather and productive canning with Mrs Haile Wraer teaching at Bear Pen. Mrs Coward and family visit. Mrs Hreechovel expects home from Gyraulville. Roads in Black's Santiathums are poor. Lake Toxaway visit noted. Miss Hattie Franior and part of her school toured Whitewater Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
Bear Pen
Misa Haile Wrawer
Walhalla
Nicholaon
Dusinewa
John Coward
Coward
John Hreechovel
Gynauville
Thie
Nummar
Fad
C.D. Corbin
Lake Toxaway
Misa Hattie Franior
Whitewater Falls
Westminster notes and social tidbits from July
Special from Westminster covers visits of Mixwow Willie Mag MokKee and Alice Puckett with Ming Ex Ne Marti at Teturn, and social rounds featuring Wall Play’s Miss Ada Marett. Local happenings include church revivals, weddings, visitors from Commerce and Atlanta, a public sale, gasoline lamps, and portraits of residents and visitors around Westminster and nearby towns.
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Westminster
Willie Mag MokKee
Alice Puckett
Ming
Marti
Teturn
Ming Anna Marett
Wall Play
Reine Iting
Ada Marett
Freeman
Atanta
C. GC. Moore
Atlanta
Gartege Bros
Commerce
W. Cannon
Ute
Kapyu
Comune Fy
Georgia
Mra
Kiox Ann Herdon
Seneca
Ron
Mosea Wid Conway Terrell
A. W. Leathers
Southern Railway
W. J. McGree
Honea Pain
Myra
J. Burt Woolbright
Greenville
My. Woolbright
Punfife Butcer
Westminater
Dorm (Hadden
Yorkville
Jonathan Cleveland
Cleveland
Gladden
Richmond Hospital
Misk McCon
Hey
Meg James Clarence Gray
Wilton Mason
Keols Marett
Cutton Walker
Wail Carter
Paul Matheson Image Mulkey
Rolfe Jaunt
J. Dy Witherapoon
Minnes Hubte Meee
Sinma Zim
C.K. Miller
Lavonia
Methodist
Reve d L. Singleton
Cb. Mann
J. C. Harrell
David Conger
Penhcipat
Wealminstor High School
J. W. Baker
Do. A. Woolbright
Miew
Augusta Smithson
Miia Guanto Harper
Miia Jonnie Rae Auld
Ilberton
Misa Daley
Praters
Montreat
N_ UC
Zimmerman
Boyce
Burt Woolbright
George Grutiba
Graham
Texan
W.T. Grubbs
Wathalla
Grubbs
Texas
Ruby
Meteo
Mies McGee
Seneca hosts lively candidate night for Bollester and U S Senate
Citizens of Seneca and nearby counties gathered in the park last Tuesday to hear Bollester and United States Senate candidates as they rode in from Walhalla. Dr HW A Hines chaired and introduced speakers. a large crowd enjoyed an orderly event amid electrified illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Jnly
Bollester
United States Senate
Walhalla
Hines Avling Av
Mra
J. J. Livingston
CG. V. McCarey
Anna May
T. M. Lowery
Alek Mias
Mary Cherry
Jeary
Alek
G. Verner
J. Louis Gray
Anderson
D. Cherry
Methodist Church
Help for those with stomach trouble
After twelve years of stomach troubles and nearly one hundred dollars spent on medicines, Samuel Boyer of Poldom Iowa bought his wife a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The remedy helped her more than all prior medicines, and he recommends it. Sold by Dr Z We Bell Walhalin W J Linney Boneaca Sasupleg free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Boyer
Poldom
Iowa
Z. We Bell
Walhalin
W. J. Linney
Bone
National Democratic Officers Announced at Chicago Conference
National Democratic Officers were announced in Chicago on July 2 at a gathering of Democratic leaders. The slate included Charlene Norman Mack of Buffalo as Vice Chair, L. B. Hall of New Brunswick as Treasurer, with C. G. Has Kell of Oklahoma as Governor, Jonny Marin as Sergeant-at-Arms, and Jinny Woodson of Kentucky as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chalrine
Norman
Mack
Burefalo
N.Y
L. B. Hall
Newbranka
Haskell
Oklahoma
Jonny
Marin
Miesoned
Jinny Woodson
Ken
Lucky
Walker Extradited After Bank Heist Conviction in State Prison
Willa P Walker, accused of stealing vast sums from New Britain Savings Bank, extradited from Mexico after fights over return. He was brought to the Superior Court and Judge Bhimway sentenced him to 16 to 20 years in the State prison. Walker refuses to disclose the location of stolen securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trattford
Willa P. Walker
New Britain Savings Bank
Mexico
Gover
Ant Jude Bhimway
Walker
Sens
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J. E. Bauknight
Hichland Nuws
McModigé
Ramikay
Peenitent Warris
Doenla
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Harrell
Valhalla
Ming Lucile Zimmerman
Bred Zimmerman
W. M. Zimmerman
0. M. Stockton
Atmnata
J. D. Bholdon
Fair Play
Lula Perry
Charlen Bi. Elrod
Royston
Elrod
George Brod
Mved
Westmingter
Perry
Sheldon Hanted
John Q. Couch
Couch
Johy W. Gaines
Sone Karl and
Tatold
Codege Park
Gaines
J. J. Singleton
Methodiat Church
Qconee
India
Sr. Singleton
Mountia
Ikcourson
Peden Bros
W. GC
Thoman Peden
W. C. Peden
Wil Bo
Annie
Mo C. Barton
Medmont
Ars Vinita
Paty Play
Gray
Oconee Steam Marble and Granite Works
M. Lowery
Riyne
Luton
Dr. Mitchett
J. Hy Dibb
C.D. Mann
M. IG
Phuruday
Mitchell & Reeder
Mason Bibb
Charlotte
Wille Mae McKee
Yourur Iady
Mijas Allee Parkett
Law
Laurens
Ratlenger
Itis Hosse
Nettle Hesse
Conneroys
Misa Haste
Mitwna Macy Lote
Nalile Lior
Hayswell
Rey
Rantering
Fiinelat
Cotleke Aml Furman University
Cox
jMan
Fourttatston
John Wilson
Toros
Okla Roma
J. O. Bearden
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W. G. Russell
Buenell's
Eh. M. Lowery
W. Verner
Boya
Diiza McWhorter
Rotrant
Lonley
Wil Arvive
Sejo
Mian Caldwell
Yiitt
D. K. Norris
G. W. Gardner
Greenwood
T. 4. Stribling
Mitchell Witwet
M. Stokes
L. Richardsou
Senora
David Vernetta
Tugaloo
Charles Verner
Jane Sabbath
South Carolina
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